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... up to the end of a gaff on the sternmost of her schooner - rigged masts , just as Mulford ceased speaking . There was just air enough , aided by the steamer's motion , to open the bunting , and let the spectators see the design .
... up to the end of a gaff on the sternmost of her schooner - rigged masts , just as Mulford ceased speaking . There was just air enough , aided by the steamer's motion , to open the bunting , and let the spectators see the design .
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“ No - no , " came back , just as the schooner , in her onward course , swept beyond the reach of the voice . Her people collected together , and one or two ran up the rigging a short distance , stretching their necks , on the look ...
“ No - no , " came back , just as the schooner , in her onward course , swept beyond the reach of the voice . Her people collected together , and one or two ran up the rigging a short distance , stretching their necks , on the look ...
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... a sail , more or less , being connected with observation much too critical for her schooling , nice as the last had been . She was surprised to find the men stripping the brig forward , and converting her into a schooner .
... a sail , more or less , being connected with observation much too critical for her schooling , nice as the last had been . She was surprised to find the men stripping the brig forward , and converting her into a schooner .
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... the look - outs on board the revenue craft could trace little of the vessel that was approaching beyond the spars and sails which rose above the shores , and these seemed to be the spars and sails of a common foretopsail schooner .
... the look - outs on board the revenue craft could trace little of the vessel that was approaching beyond the spars and sails which rose above the shores , and these seemed to be the spars and sails of a common foretopsail schooner .
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The mate inquired if he did not think the revenue people might suspect something , unless they stood further out toward mid - channel , but Spike reminded him that they would be apt to think the schooner was working up under the ...
The mate inquired if he did not think the revenue people might suspect something , unless they stood further out toward mid - channel , but Spike reminded him that they would be apt to think the schooner was working up under the ...
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | Cooper's Sea Tales, Band 9 Cooper's Sea Tales, James Fenimore Cooper |
| Autor/in | James Fenimore Cooper |
| Verlag | Stringer and Townsend, 1857 |
| Original von | Columbia University |
| Digitalisiert | 17. Juli 2009 |
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